The first year I kept track of everything I watched.
My favorite TV from this year.
A bilingual book of haiku.
A glitched out, fragmented chapbook.
A second interview with one of my favorite poets, celebrating his sophomore collection.
A book about being in-between the noise. Available in Danish and English.
The debut poetry collection from a Midwestern gem.
More than mush.
Speaking with the short fiction extraordinaire.
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A freewrite while listening to an audible film.
Debut collection, absurd and sharp.
Speaking with the German-based poet and translator.
Debut full-length collection of apocalypse poems.
A gothic novella from the Australian multimedia artist.
A hallucinatory horror novel I can’t stop thinking about.
The title says it all.
In praise of a 2001 novel (with another novel within).
Speaking with the poet slash professor slash collage artist.
A meditative and tranquil book of poems.
Featuring a post-apocalyptic mailman, yes.